Morzine is a great vast ski area, 650km of pistes and if you're thinking about skiing here, do it! But be sure to check the latest daily video update first at morzineweather.com
Everyone should ski Morzine and its surrounding areas - its so vast. We stayed down the road in St Jean d'Aulps... hospitality - second to none, great family, bundle of laughs. These guys really know how to make a holiday! Twice daily runs to and from the slopes to anywhere you want! Jo and Tony - THE reason for us making sure our next ski holiday is Morzine - staying at Chalet JoJo!
You should all go to Morzine in the summer, biking. It's lovely and as for speaking French, I know hardly any but with a few choice words and a bad accent I put on they usually take pity on me... Les Gets is nice too but this summer we`re going to Chatel so hope it will be as good as all my previous stays as Morzine and Les Gets.
Just read Andre's comment about the Brit's lack of French which reflects my previous comment. Come on, we've all done some school French, use it and stop expecting everyone to speak English! Agree totally with Andre's comments and have unfortunately seen the behaviour he is refering to all too often.
Find it very amusing that comments have been made about the bus driver's English! We are in France! Can you imagine a French person getting on the bus here and expecting a bus driver to speak French!! How about brushing up on some French or at least apologise for not being able to speak French..... don't criticise them for not speaking English! Bizarre! Just a general thought! By the way, love Morzine in both summer and winter.
April 07, 2010
Janet Croker, Alpine chalet Weekends.
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France
We first learnt to ski in Morzine 18 years ago. We fell in love with the resort and now own and run our own catered Chalet des Etoiles in the village of St Jean D'Aulps just 10 minutes drive from Morzine. We prefer being away from the main town as it is really peaceful with amazing views and we have the advantage of accessing all the best places to ski in the comfort of our 4x4 vehicles. The Grande Terche on our doorstep is a hidden gem and not to be missed. Being just 75 minutes from Geneva Airport it makes a great weekend destination.
In response to another reviewers comment about the English at Morzine:
yes, I agree with everything you say but one thing:
the French are way worse than any nationality I've encountered in the ski lifts. My board is now completely battered from the amount of people dragging their rental skis across it. That said, Morzine is a great resort and I'd recommend it to anyone.
I love Morzine too, been coming several times a year for 10 years now and never tire of it. I do prefer January and March to Feb, which is busy. However, I can always lose the crowds pretty quickly.
I rather agree with the comment of 'don't tell them how great it is, let them go to Val instead and fight'from another reviewer. Some friends think Val is the only place to ski but I didn't like it: too pushy and rude. Morzine has a better group of visitors all together !
Well, I got what I asked for at Morzine. Since the start of January it's been cold and dumped and dumped and dumped with snow. There's powder in all part of the PDS - try skiing Grande Terche or Les Gets for a day when the snow is this good.
Just back from a weekend at Morzine. Conditions and piste area were superb as was ease of access to Morzine and within the town itself. We were unfortunate in that we had not the full chalet to ourselves and our English "yob" chalet mates made sure to insult, abuse and terrify everyone in our group including our hosts ! But that is not Morzine's fault - wonderful place, superb skiing !